Namadgi National Park
national park, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
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Namadgi National Park is a significant conservation area located in the southern and western mountainous regions of the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), Australia. It adjoins the large Kosciuszko National Park in New South Wales. Conservation areas, including Namadgi, cover approximately half of the ACT's total area. The park is part of the ACT's efforts to preserve natural landscapes, alongside other nature reserves like Tidbinbilla and Jervis Bay.1
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